Focus: Pensions, Insurance, Rough Volatility, Machine Learning, Filtering, Risk Measurement, Systemic Risk, Credit Risk, High Frequency Trading and other areas of Quantitative Finance.

The conference will emphasise three major themes. In recent years, technological innovation has transformed the financial services industry at a rapid pace, and further disruption of the traditional financial sector is envisaged. Therefore, the first theme will feature papers offering different...

The Econometric Society is an international society for the advancement of economic theory in its relation to statistics and mathematics.

This workshop provides a forum for the development and dissemination of applications of econometrics and other quantitative approaches in health economics. Presentations by doctoral students and junior researchers are encouraged. The number of participants is limited to 40.

The 2008-09 global financial crisis is seen as the most cataclysmic macroeconomic event since The Great Depression. Although it affected economies worldwide, it most harmed advanced economies which subsequently endured sub-optimal economic growth, record low interest rates, weak private...

Focus: Pensions, Insurance, Regulation, Risk Measurement, Liquidity, Systemic Risk, Options, Credit Risk, High Frequency Trading, Commodities and other areas of Quantitative Finance.

The LEW is an annual meeting hosted by a different university in Australasia each year. The purpose of this event is to provide an opportunity for researchers in applied micro-econometrics to share and discuss their latest research, and receive constructive feedback.

The Symposium theme for 2018 is Entrepreneurship and Global Supply Chain Management Driving Sustainability and Social Innovation. This Symposium has long been known to provide a venue where academics, research students and practitioners have an opportunity to share their research, knowledge and...

This workshop provides a forum for the development and dissemination of applications of econometrics and other quantitative approaches in health economics. Presentations by doctoral students and junior researchers are encouraged.